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The Computer-Related Crime Act of 2017 (the 'CCA') in Thailand is a significant law dealing with computer-related offenses, whether committed using computers...

In a recently published case (4655/2566) which was decided in 2023, the Supreme Court of Thailand examined a renewal clause in a long term lease contract and its compatibility...

The Factory Act B.E. 2535 (1992) is one of the most important laws regulating manufacturing businesses in Thailand. It applies to businesses either with machinery of 50 horsepower or more in total...

Under Thai law, namely the Criminal Procedural Code, an injured person may bring a criminal case to a criminal court without having a public prosecutor file the case for him or her.

Thailand's legal system is based on European continental civil law systems, with a three-tier court system.

Business entities frequently find themselves at a crossroads when deciding on the ideal dispute resolution clause for their agreement.

As in many jurisdictions, litigation in Vietnam is often considered a last resort for resolving disputes. Parties typically seek to avoid the court process...

Litigation is usually the last resort in resolving disputes. Most parties to a dispute try to avoid litigation altogether...

The litigation of tax disputes in Thailand is regulated by the Act for the Establishment of and Procedure for the Tax Court B.E. 2528 (1985) and the Regulation on Tax Cases B.E. 2568 (2025).

The litigation of tax disputes in Thailand is regulated by the Act for the Establishment of and Procedure for the Tax Court B.E. 2528 (1985) and the Regulation...

Thailand's legal system is a civil law system. For something to be enforceable as law, it must first be written or formally established in writing by the state. Primarily, the authority to enact laws lies with the legislative power.

Litigation 2026 provides an overview of litigation procedures and practices across numerous jurisdictions.